Eating with our ears: assessing the importance of the sounds of consumption on our perception and enjoyment of multisensory flavour experiences
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...Crunchier sounds also make peanuts and almonds feel more palatable [20]....
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...Although most people seem to believe that sound is the least important sense when it comes to experiencing food [20], prior research on sound-related experiences of eating has demonstrated that sound can play a crucial role [23, 25]....
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...Among all visual stimuli, the most predominant sensory stimuli are colours that affect consumer perception (Spence, 2015)....
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...Colours create psychological product expectation (Spence, 2015)....
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...The percentages tell their own story: Crocker [9] 0%; Amerine, Pangborn, and Roessler [10] <1%; Delwiche [11] 3%; Verhagen and Engelen [5] <1%; Stevenson [3] 2%; Shepherd [4] 1%; and Stuckey [12] 4% (these percentages were calculated by dividing the number of book pages given over to audition by the total number of book pages....
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...While many people like the sound nowadays [94], traditionally, it was apparently judged to be rather unattractive (see [10], p....
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...This is an audiotactile version of the phenomenon that we all experience when our brain glues the voice we hear onto the lips we see on the cinema screen despite the fact that the sounds actually originate from elsewhere in the auditorium [107]....
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...when trying to judge how crispy that crisp really is; see also [110])....
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